Lifestyle at Hipdiggs is about embracing simplicity in all aspects of life. This category explores topics like minimalism, mindfulness, and sustainable living, offering practical advice and thoughtful reflections on how to live a more intentional, less cluttered life.
If you want to increase your intelligence, you could go to college. But there’s something else you can do. You can read books. Reading not only increases your intelligence, it also helps you gain new skills. Let’s study some benefits…
What if I told you there’s a key to happiness? Would you want that key? For most people, I think the answer is a definitive, “Yes!” What if I told you that the key to happiness is within your reach?…
Last Halloween, my daughter, Annie, had entirely too much sugar. That was just the beginning. The holiday season is filled with food and fun. But it’s also the most sugary time of the year. I’ve discovered a few ways to…
I haven’t owned a microwave oven in more than 6 years. The last time I owned one was only because it was built into the house I was renting. Many people think they couldn’t live without a microwave oven. I…
We’re wrapping up another year. Each year I like to study what posts did the best at Hip Diggs. I also like to see where people are visiting from. Today, I’d like to share the most read posts of 2016.…
Do you like music? Do you listen to the radio? Do you listen to music online? Maybe you play an instrument. Either way, this article has some great insights into how music can keep you healthy. Two things that I…
Recently, I posted something about global warming on Facebook. As usual, when I mention climate change or global warming, I got some feedback from a few naysayers. But climate change matters even if you don’t think it’s real. I’m not…
Before I was a writer, I was a reader. I read a lot. Throughout my 30s and 40s I probably read more than 2000 books: Fiction, non-fiction, poetry, self-help, Christian, biography, and more. Like writing, daily reading can lead to…
Social media can be a major distraction. I like to take a break from social media and the Internet in general from time to time. Recently, I took a week off Facebook. Here’s what I discovered. I recently took a…
A loyal Hip Diggs’ reader suggested that I write more posts about my meals. That’s not a bad idea. I could do the same for my exercise program. Or what I wear each day. And the decor in each room…
